Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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he Jmfd- lflflklffl' Hop Un the evening of-luiniziry 28. the 'l'urnverein Hall was the scene ofone of the most lwrillinnt zitliuirs ot' the season, the hop sponsored hy the hlid-Winter graduating elziss of Central High School. The lmllroom was attractively decorated with streamers of lwlnek :ind gold :ind many colored hzilloons. A massive tiger head was suspended over the stuge. The president of the class, Mr. I'll'2lI1ClS Fischer led the grand mureh, honoring Miss Beryl Young. IXZIVUTS consisting of ridieulous little hats and serpentines were distrihuted to some three hundred guests. l '.ddie's Syneopaters furnished the music for the evening. Punch wus served at 21 churmingly decorated tahle. Among the guests were Mr. Simons, Miss Greenhill, Mr. King, Mrs. Griffith, hir. Bishlcin, Mr. Johnston, Miss Weinherg, and hlr. Harris.

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